Thanks. I guess uncompressed should be fine for me, since I have 1 TB of space. I'll figure out how big the file is after I've encoded it. I went with 10-bit uncompressed. I hope that's the best possible quality
The one on youtube isn't the final version though
I'm in the process of getting files off a Video TS folder using MPEG Streamclip, into Final Cut Pro and eventually onto a new DVD. That being said, what should I rip the files to in MPEG Streamclip for editing? I'd like to have the least visible degradation of quality as possible but I certainly don't need huge lossless files. I just want something that can be edited in FCP and burned back onto a DVD with results similar to the original DVD. I'm thinking of using plain old DV, would DVCPRO50 be better? Would it be harder to edit? I know files on a DVD are already highly compressed so what would be the best format? Directly editing the mpeg 2 files probably wouldn't work too well.
I always thought it would be cool to have a Star Wars DVD/Blu-Ray where you could turn SE elements on or off during the movie like subtitles. Press a button and the cg is there, press it again it's gone. You could even toggle through the newest version 2004, 97 ect.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=6JYg84qH8w8&feature=related
George only watches one of his own movies every five years or so...
quoting boba feta:
That looks great to me. You'll never be able to get it looking perfect enough to reinsert into the film because the source material is at such a low resolution and bitrate but that is certainly far better than the original.
You know, the ones with Luke and Biggs on Tatooine and Luke’s original intro? It would be nice to see those cleaned up and reinserted into the movie.
